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Charmed is a soft, light neutral in the Mystique range: a pale warm grey with subtle tonal shifts through the multi-level loop that keep a large floor from reading as flat. It suits reception areas, boardrooms and hospitality spaces where...

Waratah is the darkest colour in the Auburn Ridge range: a deep charcoal-grey carrying a fleck that keeps it from reading as a solid block of dark. That fleck matters more here than anywhere else in the palette, because it...

Pale, cool and blue-leaning, Oatley is the most neutral grey in Riverside Reserve, and in this deeper build it loses the slightly hard edge it can have in a shorter pile. The 17.0mm yarn gives it a soft, powdery quality...

Oatley is the most straightforwardly grey colour at the pale end of Parkview Gardens: a light-mid blue-grey with none of the green lean of Castle Cove and none of the warmth of Auburn. That neutrality is the point. It is...

Platinum is a mid cool grey with a brown undertone running underneath it, which is what stops it from being the flat, hard grey that the name suggests. It is the grey for people who want a grey floor but...

Bionic is a mid charcoal-grey with no colour cast pulling it in any direction, and in a range full of olive, rust and navy it is the deliberate neutral. There is no blue in it as there is in Tingle...

Marble sits at the cool, faintly sage end of the Baltimore palette: a soft grey with a green undertone, shot through with the range's two-tone speckle so it never reads as a flat block of colour. Next to Chalk it...

Banksia is a mid cool grey shot through with a brown fleck: the only grey in the Auburn Ridge range, and the colour to reach for when the rest of the room is cool. The brown in the fleck is...

Downtown is a near-black charcoal, the coolest and cleanest of the two darkest colours in the Naples range. There is no brown in it and no blue: it is a straight deep grey that stops just short of black, so...

Manor Inn is a dark slate with a clear blue undertone, and it is the colour in the Naples range that most often surprises people once it is down. Under a showroom light it can pass for charcoal; in a...

Where Downtown is a cool near-black, Cove Beach is the warm one. It is a very dark charcoal with an unmistakable brown thread running through it, closer to the colour of wet sand at dusk than to soot, and that...

Chalk is the palest colour Baltimore offers: a light, clean, cool grey with the range's fine two-tone speckle preventing it from looking like a flat sheet of paint. It is cooler than Sandstone, which is the warm pale in the...